My wife and I were looking to get away for our anniversary for a couple of days and I found this by Googling: Indianapolis hot tub bed and breakfast.

It was a perfect place. The home is loaded with antiques and gorgeous. It is also very close to downtown. There is a rooftop hot tub which is a very nice touch.

Our room had a pool table, a full kitchen, a very nice 2 person jacuzzi tub, and a massage table. The proprietor, Betty, also arranged for a masseuse for my wife and I. Although, the massage table did have a book on how to give massages if you prefer to do that yourself.

Alas, the cd player in our room did not work, but that's okay. The DVD player worked and in our downtime, we watched a few episodes of Deadwood to bide our time. (Our room had the complete first season with some assorted other movies next to the machine).

What makes any business, though, is the people or person behind it. Betty Davis, the proprietor is absolutely amazing. I can't say enough what a generous, charming, and gracious hostess she is. She also has a very sweet dog, Sonny. Sonny is not allowed out of the office, but you can go visit Sonny anytime during the day and give her pets and rubs.

We had German pancakes the first day with a nice fruit topping and the second day we had bagels and yogurt and granola cups with fruit. Delicious!

The wife and I would definitely consider staying here again!

Just stayed at the Yellow Rose a second time, as the first time left a little to be desired. This visit exceeded all expectations. Betty was absolutely wonderful. There were homemade cookies and milk for us as soon as we got there, and the oak room suite was luxurious and relaxing. The bubble bath was perfection. It was a real treat to be there and we will definitely be back.

P.s. we didnt have time to stay for breakfast so Betty gave us a 'to go' breakfast in a box! so sweet! she was wonderfully generous.

The Yellow Rose Inn is located in the Old Northside Historic District. It provides a taste of what it would feel like to be a guest in a 1900's estate home and Betty, the proprietor, gives a sense of southern hospitality.
My sisters and I stayed here for a 40th birthday and it was terrific to find a B&B that can comfortably accomodate 3 adults. We stayed in the Emerald Suite which had 2 rooms and a spacious bathroom. It was a very cold night so was a little drafty as might be expected in a historic type building, but nothing that a local heater didn't make cozy. The house also has plenty of community space to enjoy including parlor and butler's pantry. Breakfast was exceptional - gourmet and delicious. The neighborhood and house provided a very quiet night of sleep. You can also enjoy a hot tub on the roof. I would recommend the Yellow Rose Inn to anyone wanting a special stay in a 1900's experience.

My husband and I stayed here for a weekend getaway last year and had a fabulous time. The room and attached bath were spacious and beautifully decorated. We stayed in the Wedgewood Room. The gourmet breakfast was the best that I have ever had at a B&B--not your typical pancakes and bacon. Enough can not be said about Betty, the hostess and owner. She is the nicest hostess I have ever encountered. Normally I do not like to repeat B&Bs because there are too many to see and enjoy, but this one will definitely be visited by us again.